A presentation by Prof. Zogli This meeting was a presentation by Prof. Luther-King and Emmanuel Lauer from Durban University of Technology to the African Mobility Scholars Association (AMSA) on their systematic review research examining mobility and informal livelihoods in Africa.…
This meeting was a presentation by Dr. Dustin Lakika on the concept of “Moskovichization” – the fear of social stigma among Congolese migrants in South Africa who return without economic achievements. Dr. Lakika, an interdisciplinary social scientist from the University…
Professor Joseph Mensah delivered a comprehensive presentation on postmodernism and post-structuralism, covering key thinkers including Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault, Jean-Francois Lyotard, and Jean Baudrillard. He explained postmodernism’s rejection of grand narratives, binary oppositions, and stable structures, emphasizing how these concepts…
Written by Mr. Dasmani Laary, Eastern Regional Head, Ghana News Agency Introduction In Ghana, internal migration has long served as a vital livelihood strategy, particularly for young people moving from the northern regions to urban centres in the south. Yet a…
Three men: working, hoping, and building in Accra By: Owusuaa Eshia (PhD): owusuaeshia@gmail.com Every 18th December (International Migrants Day), the world takes a moment to honour migrants. On this day, the African Mobility Scholars Association (AMSA) made the decision to…
The official unveiling of the logo of the African Mobility Scholars Association (AMSA).
